Portsmouth High School - Trojan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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Student Council, Serving As A Guide ln School Activities The student council organized early in the fall to resume its duty of representing the student lmody lwefore the faculty. They elected liloyd Copen to serve as president for the coming yea1'. .Iamcs Urth was made vice-president: Xlicc l'adan, secretary: and Caroline lfriel, treasurer. Various committees were appointed and many interesting asscmhlics planned for the lirst semester. llcginning the second semester. .lean Salladay and Donald iiolmurn were elected president and vice president respectively to succeed those for- mer officers who graduated in january. The idea, new to l'ortsmouth High School, lmut tried new president' immediately initiated an successfully in many other high schools in the country, the point system . This system pre- vents one person from monopolizing more than his or her share of ottices in cluhs and organiza- tions. After the New London disaster. under the lead- ership ol Student Council, money was collected to send to the unfortunate victims. AX meeting is shown lmelow: ,lean Salladay, presiding, Mr Dale, addressing. In the lower picture- lfirst row: l.. Vhapman, 101: 1. XYhitman, 103 C. Phelps, 105: ,l. Salladay. 220 Q1,1'CS.j1 D Cioliurn, 210 QV. l'res.,l: AX. l'adan, 220 CSec.iJ C. lfriel. 113 tTreas.'l: Mr. Dale fSl7011SO1'i1Q li hl. liiser, 1003 li. liinlqer, 1101 XY. Carr, 112. Sec-ond row: bl. Tanner, 114: lf. Dale, 115: V1 Lynn. lloz XY. Hours. 2011 11. rXnderson, 204 M. .Xdams, 2051 R. Swearingen, 2121 13. Mc Kinney, 21-lg l,. Meyers, 215: M. Darnell, 217 M. Carpenter, 218. Third row: D. llarry, 220: 12. lfynon, 2205 Lundlvom, 301: bl. llurlchardt. 302: li. Harlow 303g lf, Moore, 30-lg li. lfastwood, 300: ,'X. Me- lieen, 3073 bl. Stratlord. 308: R. Page, 3093 M Taylor, 310: li. Tieman, 311. Fourth row: H. Kelley, 3121 ll. Robinson, 313 11. Morton, 31-lg C. Smith, 315: ,'X. Fields. 316 R. lirisker, 317: li. llutchison, 3183 D. Young 3193 M. Rosenlmurgcr, 320: D, Kitchen, 321. Not pictured: lil. llitchcoclq, 111 5 .-X. 1-laker, 216 Li. Daniels, 322. :

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Dean's Assistants: Typists, Nursesg Under-Graduate Accountants ,ll one were to step inside tl ie lJe:ln's office :lt ztny time rlnring the six periods of the clay, he would prohzihly see girls provitling for the siek or lmsily tzihnlziting ztppointinents for the clezin. 'l'hese girls nntst he ticly. elezin. :incl ellieient in every wzty. To holrl :L position :ts Il flCZlIllS olliee zissistzint, zi girl has eertziin retlnireinents to nleet tnst :is she has in any other t ht t nnior or 'L position in school: she inns J senior :incl have it seholzlstie :lvernge of eighty- tiye or zihoye. These willing workers are on the jolt early ezieh morning hztnrling out :thsenee eztrcls. Other cluties inelttcle receiving visitors who may eotne into the office, eheeking the lmoztrcl of ecltiezition hooks, keeping the cle:1n's oftiee ticly, ztnrl run- ning errztncls for her. Those girls who serverl in the ezipzieity this yezir are pieturerl helow: lfirst row: .X. Xl. Livingston, il. llrzuly, .X. Cru'- son, Nl. lu. l'otts, bl. Heisel.. Seeonrl row: K. Moore, Nl. Lovins, 'lf Cznnp- hell, :incl li. Rnggles .. X Xot pietnrecl: li. Kloore, AX. lf. Sztylor. ztnrl M. C lSllUl'llC. lYhile other workers are lmnsy in elztss-rooins or stncly-hztlls, Mr. liegley, the tinzineier ol' l'. H. S., with his three ztssistunts, Nziney ,lohnson, lirlnzi lleztn. :intl lfclwztrcl Rinehart. is zicenrzttely keep- ing the reeorcls ol the school. hzilztneing the Iwntlget, compiling vztrions reports, :incl niztking out hzilztnee sheets. Room ll3 is the plztee where ull these trzlnszte- tions are nizirle :incl the money is clepositerl. .Xll reeorcls of funrls reeeiverl from ztthleties, class plzlys, ntnsiezll events, :incl other elzlss receipts ztre kept in this otliee. The zteeonntzints have eonsiclerzthle responsilmility in keeping the tinztnees for the lfeho zlncl Trojzm staffs. 'llhe work of the clepztrtinent enlztrges its the enrollment of l'. H. S. inereztses. Lower pietnre-seztterl: Klr. liegley :intl lirlnzi Dean. Stzincling: litlwztrcl liinehzirt :tml Nancy hlohnson. -up-1

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Girls' League, Directing Girls' Social Customs And Welfare tiirls' League, of which every girl is a memlmer, is the largest and most helpful organization in l'ortsmouth High School. lt serves to aid the girls in every way, when they first enter high school as freshmen. There are three aims of the Girls' League con- sidered in planning their programs for the year. These are: first, to promote a greater spirit of unity and cooperation among the girls in various activities. second, to estahlish a more Wide-spread influence toward higher standards in girlhood and womanhood: third, to provide opportunities toward development of personality through service and leadership. Last spring at a special assemhly, Willa lYinte1' was chosen president: Mildred june Coleman. vice president: .lane Cohurn, secretary: and Caroline liriel, treasurer. 'lihese girls took up their duties early in the fall, and with the new l dean, Miss blames, planned the year's program. The first week of school, they organized the llig- l.ittle Sister Movement. lfach freshman girl had a lmig sister to guide her along. and in this way, many difhculties were ironed out. Later in the week. a Freshman mixer was held in the Girls' fncxt pagel lloiior Council ahoveflfirst Row: lletty Halm- coclt, l.ois Chilton, Mildred .lune Coleman, Mary Elliott. Betty lfeyler, Dorothea lflood, Ruth tiilmer, Nancy johnson. Second Row: hlaniee Mitchell, .Xlice l'adan, ,lean Salladay, Ruth XYeisner, llilla llinter. Not l'ietured: Ruth Davidson, llelen Destoeki, liileen lloley, Margaret Ida Gardner. The officers, shown in the lJean's office a1'e: M. Coleman. Dean -lames. XY. X'Yinter: standing. .l. Coburn, C. Friel.